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Frosts report from Israel, Jordan

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

The Frost family is in the midst of a two-week trip to Israel and Jordan, our first venture into the Middle East.

When our world-traveling 21-year-old son Max first proposed this adventure last fall, I’ll admit to total reluctance that was shared by my wife Sandy. I especially couldn’t see myself, as a Jew, going to Jordan and Palestinian territory.

But bit by bit, as …

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Our January 14 issue

Wedding issue! The Frost family reports from Israel, Jordan. Sawyer’s building sold. Davidson Brothers ‘Brew-ha-ha’ over tip policy. Moreau Lake water level down four feet. Emeritus Landing in Queensbury sells for $23-million. Megan Guarnier of Queensbury, top U.S. cyclist, heading to Rio Olympics. Looking for the arts, concerts, etc.? The Chronicle has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Our December 30 issue

Happy New Year! Hyde plans Douglass Crockwell show. Details on 1870 Black Mountain fire. If Trump wins, who’s next? Big plans for 1000 Acres Ranch. Gilbert Gottfried coming to Civic Center on January 7. Queensbury votes on ‘reimagined’ high school Tuesday, Jan. 12. Could tiny Lake George native worm help in fight of invasive clams? Pick of the Pix for 2015. So many New Year’s offerings. Looking for the arts,

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Our December 23 issue

Merry Christmas! Hockey pros who settled here. Saving football. Gordon’s ‘new’ 120 year old Christmas Cactus. Lake George swimmers urge underwater cable. Schermerhorn’s airport restaurant gearing up. Family appeals to NYS to get son into Kensington Road Elementary. Winter work at Moreau State Park. Sign up for New Year’s Polar Plunge. Christmas shows galore. Looking for the arts, concerts, etc.? The Chronicle has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Omar Usmani’s conflict of interest

By Mark Frost, Chronicle Editor

Omar Usmani is executive partner of Aeon Nexus, a business that owns the former Russell & Wait building in downtown Glens Falls. Now they’re in Albany, too.

Mr. Usmani also serves on the executive committee of the Capital Region Economic Development Council’s Executive Committee. He was appointed by the Governor.

The Capital Region Economic Development Council is the entity that decided which local applicants to …

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